Founding firms shape what CaseRead becomes.
CaseRead is early, and it is being built alongside the lawyers using it. Founding firms run it on real matters, work directly with the founders and the people building it, and put their requests at the top of the build list. Here is what that trade looks like from both sides.
What founding firms get
A direct line to the founders
Your questions, bug reports, and feature requests go straight to the founders and the people building CaseRead. No ticket queue, no tier-one script.
Requests that shape the roadmap
Founding firms tell us what an AI associate has to do before a working lawyer will trust it with a matter. That feedback sets what gets built next.
Founding-firm recognition
If you want it, we name your firm publicly as a founding firm — on the site and in the materials we send.
What we ask
Use it on real matters
Not a sandbox and not a throwaway account. Your feedback is worth something because it comes from work that actually had to be right.
Tell us what's broken or missing
Bluntly, and early. A short note about the thing that made you close the tab is worth more to us than a satisfaction survey.
Let us name you, if it's working
Only once you're genuinely getting value from it, and only with your say-so. If it isn't working, we would rather hear that.
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Founding membership is the relationship, not the price.
The launch pricing that ran alongside the founding program has ended, so this page makes no promise about what you will pay. What founding firms get is the working relationship above: the direct line, the roadmap input, and the recognition.
Current plans and the free tier are listed on the pricing page.
Founding membership carries, either way:
- A direct line to the founders
- Requests that shape the roadmap
- Founding-firm recognition
Join as a founding firm
Create an account and start on real work. Firms that sign up while the program runs are recorded as founding firms — there is no application form and nothing to wait for.